Ancient and Medieval Japan, Korea, and Vietnam: A Complete Overview
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- Ancient and Medieval Japan, Korea, and Vietnam is a complete overview of these 3 East Asian states from their formation until around 1500. We will go through the Japanese Ancient (Jomon, Yayoi, and Kofun), Classical (Asuka, Nara, Heian), and Feudal (Kamakura, Muromachi) periods, before heading to Korea and Vietnam, and the links they all had with China.
This will be our 6th episode in the Medieval World mega-documentary!
0:00 Japan (Ancient, Classical, Feudal, Culture)
29:36 Korea (Gojoseon, Three Kingdoms, Goryeo, Joseon)
38:40 Vietnam (Dong Son, Chinese Rule, Dai Viet)
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Hope you enjoy the video! It's our last of East Asia for this period! Thanks to everyone for watching!
Both very informative and useful.
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@Reality Check geographically but not culturally
By documents the word Shinobi went used like synonym of spy ,but it's was by samurai. That it's was title don't marcial art,like have mythology about that.
@@MarkMiller304 Vietnam is totally southeastern Asian country in geography,Culture and race. It just gets influenced with China partly. They still have southern Asian lifestyle-eat with hands , carry things on heads and brown-skinned.
I am in love, you got a sub. Great job, from a history maniac!
Glad you enjoyed it!
Super loving your videos. There's so much detail and original research, images and information I've never encountered before... you really are making some of the best history videos out there.
Japanese ancient history is z fabricated histoty. TOTALLY LIE.😢😢😢
Ancient Japanese Ysmato was built by Korean conquarors and every advance were brought from Korean peninsular.😮😮😮
Loved this video, you inspired me to also make short animated history videos!
Very nice video. Love that Japan map with the moving background / foreground. Best Iv seen so far. Saving your video to watch later.
So much effort was put into research, pronunciation, editing, music, narration, ect. Great channel! Keep up the great job with these videos!
Thanks! It means a lot!
Pronunciation is atrocious. Anyone who watched anime in original Japanese can tell you the correct pronunciations.
It's A.I. dawg
What the Japanese pronunciations are terrible.
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I’m always looking for more info on the history of Vietnam (that isn’t related to the war). Wish the section on Vietnam was longer but appreciate you making the video. Thank you!
Thanks bro its a worth of waiting for 👍👍
Amazing video 😮😊
Thank you! Glad you enjoyed!
Man, you nailed the Vietnam part perfectly. Every details are on point. Great video.
Not really perfect he spent time talking about japan and korean first god or first father and mother and didnt do the same on the Viet part , Vietnamese also have their own tale about how they were born under 2 person that married and gave birth to 100 child ( this tie in to the baiyue , bai yue mean 100 viets ) so yah.
@@mitismee at least he talked about vietnam, vietnam is usually left out of these types of discussion
@@Dominicn123 why wouldn't Vn be in this video? This meant for those country with significant contact with the chinese influence so that's why there are Vietnam in it , basically if you see a video about Vietnam korea japan and in that video they use China as the one to relate them to in someway then you know that video is basically sinosphere topic ( mean Chinese influence sphere) now idk where are you coming from but just let u know this vn jp kr all significantly influenced by chinese during the middle age ( tang dynasty) from the language to the culture. That's why modern day Japanese Korean and viet the chinese loan word is so close to the middle chinese language
@@mitismee đó là Mẹ ( Âu Cơ) và Cha ( Lạc Long Quân ) 🇻🇳🇻🇳🇻🇳🇻🇳🇻🇳🇻🇳🇻🇳🇻🇳🇻🇳
@@mitismee 100 quả trứng và nở ra 100 người con 50 theo Lạc Long Quân xuống biển .... 50 theo Âu Cơ lên núi ..... Nhiều điều mà video kể không có , trong video chỉ là một phần nhỏ thôi
I love all the subtle Zelda references buried throughout.
"A Compete Overview" in 47 minutes? That's a good one.
Been looking for a good documentary on this. Thanks, job well done.
Glad you enjoyed it!
For some reason, when he started with the Vietnamese Bronze Age I got this overwhelming feeling that what we do as humans is so strange. I mean all of it-building things, making noises with our mouths that relay information, etc. Doesn’t anyone else think that is all very weird?
Anyway, great video.
Entertainment purposes only
Love your Legend of Zelda references in the video! They don’t go unnoticed!
I was hoping I wasn't the only one that noticed. Got to "Phantom Hourglass", and knew it couldn't be coincidence.
@@ranticore2 that’s when I said, “no way was that an accident,” too lol
@@ranticore2 I caught "Tears of the kingdom" and kinda went... What? And then I heard phantom hourglass, Breath of the Wild really sealed it for me, but I was keeping an ear out for Skyward Sword or something ridiculous liek that.
Yeah when I heard "A Link to the Past" after hearing "Tears of the Kingdom" I grew very suspicious. 😂
That's how you get a sub from me. Right there.
Lmao looked for other people who noticed
I like this video😊👍👏
A complete history of 3 countries in 47 mins, nice
Gotta love his Zelda easter eggs thrown in there!
japan, korea, and vietnam all have awesome food
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@@anonymoustargetindividual No? Also, what's wrong with them?
But korea and Vietnam also eat dogs and cats.
Do you know how Japan country created? Probably not. There was an Emperor in China during the Han Dynasty believed in immortality. So the emperor send a group of his people to find an elixir of immortality. If they cannot find it, they are not allow to come back. Therefore, no one can find the immortality elixir for the emperor. They migrate to the island now it's JAPAN.
@@simbatortie9684 you must be Chinese to say like that. Japanese people had been living in Honsu island from the Old Stone Age (100,000 - 30,000 BC). The Chinese courting was sent to Japan to find the elixir of immortality is Xu Fu 徐福, he lived under Qin Dynasty to serve Qin Shi Huang, who was trying to find method to live an endless life in order to rule over his empire forever. Xu Fu is said to have introduced many new plants and techniques to ancient Japan, although the texts are written much later. The local worship of Xu Fu as the "god of farming", "god of medicine" and "god of silk" by the Japanese is attributed to these achievements.
In conclusion, Xu Fu actually did help Japanese people to have a better agriculture, medicine and writing scripts back then but he did not create Japan.
Cool video, but either have all 3 with similar length or have their history more linked together. I'd have preferred if each place had their own video.
To be honest, East Asian countries other than Japan and China are too short to make one video, so he included it in the Japanese video.
There are a lot more to the Vietnamese history. That is super short. Didn’t even go over the different dynasties.
@@SC-jt3uf short in what sense?
@@abcdefghijklmnopqrstuvwxyznowi The history of Vietnam is LONG, with the earliest dynasty existed at the same time of the Ancient Greece.
@@SC-jt3uf Korean history is super long and detailed af
It is true that the Vietnamese are Matriarchal, so women in Vietnam are respected as men, and there are many great people in history who are women.
Nope. VIETNAMESE people are patriarchal and male chauvinists. Only the Cham and Austronesians are matriarchal
not True
@@edwardsnowden8821 lol
I have always wondered and this explains why the Japanese, Korean and old Vietnamese characters are so similar to the Chinese characters. Of course, later Vietnam adopted the Roman alphabets with the French colonization. And, they all have the same new year celebrations, unlike the SEA countries like Cambodia, Thailand, Lao, and Burma. We celebrate the new year in April.
all Japanese/Korean/Vietnamese 's written histories were engraved on bamboos in Chinese letters before they officially created their own language systems. In ancient times, only the riches can be able to learn Chinese characters. If you have visited in Japan / Korea/ Vietnam you would see all their historical sites , temples all written in Chinese. If you google South Korean streets in 1950 -1960's which is not too long ago, you would see all their businesses are signed in Chinese, and only a few in korean.
China was the most powerful country in East Asia at the time. Therefore, the three countries were greatly influenced by China. In the case of Japan and Vietnam, I do not know when the alphabet was created, but in the case of Korea, King Sejong the Great (Lee Do), the fourth king of the Joseon Dynasty, created Hangul in 1443. It may look similar to Chinese, but it is modeled after speech organs (some from nature).
Japan abolished the lunar new year celebration to adopt Western new year celebration. Japan also adopted the female last name changing after marriage from Western culture.
for Vietnam it is "Nom". When foreigners look at it, they say it looks exactly like the characters "han". But for Chinese people, when looking at the word nom. they said they didn't understand anything. it goes completely against the han language. However, it still has a strong Han character, so people often call it han-nom. Today, Vietnam has reformed its writing into Latin letters due to the influence of Western missionaries during the Indochina period.
Japanese new year is also april.
Thank you for helping to accurately showing the scale of Japan by superimposing it over the eastern US. That was incredibly helpful, at least for me, living in New Jersey lol
Now china is not real china. Just 666 change real history. China only has slave history. Now china us salve of 666 and they change real history
"Japan never feared foreign influence as all cultural exchange was voluntary"
US navy: doubt
Gojoseon(Ancient Joseon) was founded in 2333 BC. Not 233 B.C.
BC. 2333 is based on the lore, so it's not likely to true. According to the archaeologic evidence, Old Joseon is belived to have established in 6th century BC.
고조선이 기원전 2333년에 건국되었다는 주장은 삼국유사에 실린 단군신화에 기초하기 때문에 신빙성이 없습니다. 보통은 고고학적 증거에 따라 기원전 6세기 경으로 추산합니다.
没有历史证明的东西就算了吧😅，中国可考察的历史文物追溯到BC2047年，是挖掘出的商代皇家祭祀的青铜器。朝鲜？当时没有任何历史记载。
包括朝鲜最开始的记载，还是古代中国人扩张时，记录下这个东北严寒地区的人们和文化
Very good history telling.
Let's gooooooo
Fastest comment award
Japanese ancestor
Himiko and the kingdom of Yamatai were used as the main plot point of the first game in the most recent Tomb Raider trilogy
Feel like you had 3 videos here bro
Japan is such a unique, incredible country & civilization-composed of some of the most intelligent & artistic ppl on earth….Proud, conquered only once - a country to rightfully be very proud of….
I had the pleasure of spending four years in Japan….and fell in love with the country
Nice sum
For some reason, while listening to this, I just kept hearing the titles of The Legend of Zelda franchise. Tears of the kingdom, link to the past, windwaker, phantom hourglass, and breathe of the wild. I'm just a nerd. Lol. Other than that, thank you for the great detail on these countries.
Thought the exact same thing! Guarantee the narrator (or script writer) is a massive Zelda fan
Did you use an AI voice? I am hearing a bunch of artifacts
Sounds like AI to me! Drives me crazy…
All of the Zelda references lmao.
Love it
35:30 the word 'Baekjeong' is more like low class workers like butcher or manure workers. and 'Nobi' is more like peasants owned personally by a noble.
Since social system is quite differenet in Goryeo and Joseon, these classes are usually seperated into nobles, commoners and peasants
Your video is well made. Your efforts are commendable. However, there are some regrets.
You talked about the history of Japan, Korea, and Vietnam in this video.
In the case of Japan, which has the shortest history of civilization among these three countries, more than 29 minutes were spent to explain in great detail. About 8 minutes were spent each on the history of Korea and Vietnam, which established civilization even longer than Japan.
I know that there are many people who are interested in Japan, but personally, I think it would have been better if there was a more detailed and long explanation about the history of Korea and Vietnam.
I think you named every single Zelda game and I can’t tell if it was on purpose or not.
Probably Zelda designers named the games after periods of Japanese history.
Ofcourse it's on purpose
Yah, the triforce is actually the symbol of the three scales of dragon, also was the Hojo clans insignia. A lot of stuff from Zelda is Japanese mythology and earlier historical periods, as well as the creators time spent in the Japanese forests as a kid, thats what he stated.😊
He also mentioned Himiko who sort of showed up in Tomb Raider(new version)
@@pokeylope6108 exactly
As seen on the final map of vietnam, this video is missing the full story of vietnam since the viets extends all the way to the southern coast, but the map on the video stops short? A few more minutes would complete the story.
Its only Ancient and Medieval age dude, so he stops at 1427, before Renaissance.
Địa lý phía bắc việt nam, vẫn nằm trong lĩnh vực đông á , video chỉ nói đến 1427 lúc đó chưa mở rộng suống phía nam đông nam á
There few mistake CC pronunciation of Vietnamese. It is Dai Viet. Not Dive Viet.
Nói được vậy là quá tốt rồi
lol. Yup! @@HungPham-ki9wu
The background of this Seven Years' War is that the carelessness and arrogance of Joseon (Korea), which enjoyed only peace and culture for 200 years, treated Yamato (Japan) as a barbaric pirate group rather than a country. However, Yamato had a high level of tactics through clan battles for 100 years, and the 170,000 troops of Toyotomi, who unified the whole country, armed with Portuguese matchlocks and attacked Joseon. Historically, Japan has waged a surprise war without a declaration of war.The 16,000 Elite heavy cavalry that Joseon was proud of, which had suppressed the cruel northern peoples, was defeated by the Yamato Matchlock unit, and 70, 000 Joseon Army was pushed back all the way to Pyongyang. Yamato, which was a medieval feudal lord era, gained land and people if it won a war, but in Joseon, which was a centralized country, the king fled to the north, but the people and monks formed a militia and fought to the end , the Japanese army was embarrassed by the existence of the Militia.Admiral Yi Sun-sin of Joseon defeated the Japanese navy by winning all 33 naval battles despite overwhelming odds.
The basic weapons of the Joseon army were bows, spears, and swords, as well as gunpowder bombs and various cannons of different sizes..The Ming Dynasty (China) sent reinforcements to help Joseon, but instead harassed Joseon by plundering and engaging in internal communication with Japan, but helped Yi Sun sin in the final naval battle.Yamato, who did not have the technology to make pottery, Taken in hundreds of Joseon pottery craftsmen to make pottery and exported the pottery to Europe, where it received favorable reviews. Joseon was unable to recover from the aftereffects of this war for 400 years and suffered the humiliation of being annexed by Japan, which it regarded as an uncivilized island, and being ruled for 35 years. This Great War was a symbolic event in which the international status of the Korean Peninsula with 4,800 years of history was reversed by the Japanese archipelago with 1,800 years of history. 300 years later, Joseon became a reclusive country with a policy of isolation, and Japan defeated the Russian fleet through the strategy of Yi Sun-sin, the great naval admiral of the country it invaded 400 years ago, and later joined the ranks of the great powers. Yi Sun sin's the world's top 3 naval admiral and the turtle ship is an invincible Korean Item in the Age of Empires PC Games.
I love the general pangea phase which pre dated the stone age. It would have been a very interesting time to live in because you had settlements and agriculture being invented during this time. I think the Jomon would have had the technology before 300 bc, they probably would have had it for about 300 years before the Yayoi arrived.
My church is The trinity, Zen Buddhist and Shinto Kami, the Buddha is a wise prophet, but for Shinto, it's obvious that the sun is not the God, that, the creator of the universe is the God, and I believe that there is the holy spirit, and I recognize it in the expression of the kami from ancient times before christ. It's consistent with my business and my economy, and the zen aspect is our meditative time for our own relaxation, but Jesus is the son of god and the bible is the original copy, everything the original, I just know how to combine really awesome Christianity with Zen Buddhism and Shinto that all!
Farming would likely have reaced Japan in 2000 bc.
In the region of Japan where I live, in 1946, ruins from the Jomon period dating back 15,000 years ago were excavated, and more
Paleolithic ruins from 35,000 years ago have also been excavated.
You did well but at 30:54, map is wrong. There was kindom called 'Buyeo' existed north of the Gojoseon when they are doomed. So it is nonsense that Han dynasty ruled all over the northern region. Han dynasty make some provinces after Gojoseon is doomed(called Nakrang).And the picture of 35:26 is painted at Joseon Dynasty, not Goryeo.
한국에 대한 역사 왜곡이 너무도 심각하다. 그래픽은 너무 문제가 많음.
30:52 incorrect graphic.
Gojoseon and Koguryo, Balhae are all Korea's ancestor's kingdoms.
you are wrong, go back to learn true history, that are “汉四郡”，part of what is now Korea used to belong to China.
@@user-en5kn7gy3r汉四郡没那么大
@user-en5kn7gy3r are u Chinese?
@@user-en5kn7gy3r Nope
correct
Isnt the main weapon of the samurai the bow(yumi) and the spear(yari)? Im sure the sword was the last means of defence.
Yes
And that Shadow fight 2 thumbnail
it was tebong then called goryeo
taejo of goryeo made goryeo a empire status
durinhg seongjong he demoted goryeo as a kingdom to please song dynasty china
during mokjong regency by empress chunchu it was return as a empire status
(this why goryeo consider conquering balhea territories under khitan liao bec balhea and goryeo came from same decedents
it fails the re-calaim)
fast forward to gojong or wangjongs reign under the military dictatorship of kim family and kim jun
it was permanently demote until now as a kingdom....even jeoseon dynasty under YI/lee family took power
The most popular legend is that the Emperor Xin Shih Hwang Ti ( The Emperor who united China ) send a large group of scholars, medicine men, soldiers, sages, and other support staff to find the POTION OF IMMORTALITY so that this Emperor will live a very long healthy life ruling China. Since there is no such potion, the whole group dare not return back to the Emperor's Palace, they decided to set sail to Japan and that's how Japan came into being .
Japanese culture does come from China, but Japanese descent comes from many sources, whether paternal or maternal!For example, there are n, o, c, d,r in Japan.Although n and o from primitive Sino-Tibetan tribes are the main genes of all ethnic groups in East Asia and North Asia!However, other ethnic groups have not been extinct, but they have integrated into it.
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Love the Zelda references😂
Because of the time allowed, the video only describes Japan in more detail.
Other than hypothesized, no one knows the true origin or builder of the key hole shape monuments.
Hearing so many Zelda references here, hahaha. It's cool.
12:00 the sword wasn’t the preferred weapon of the samurai. Rather, it was a spears n it’s variations. The sword, was a last minute weapon after loosing their main long distance weapons.
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exactly, bring a sword to a battle and you will be impaled really quickly...the ashigaru or spearmen were the backbone of the japanese army. this is reflected in shogun total war too. samurai warriors with katana were over glorified to make them seem like japanese warriors fought like that in the past.
12:04 as of this period, this is quite incorrect. The favorite weapon of the samurai was the bow. Samurai primarily fought as horse archers and duels between samurai of this time were not sword duels, they were horse archery duels. It was of such importance at the time that being a warrior was referred to as kyuuba no michi, the way of horse and bow. Sword became the most popular weapon only in the Edo Period, when it became their status symbol.
Bushido was also not a term used at this time. The first written mention of it is from year 1616 (though it would be read as mononofu no michi) but the whole concept itself is largely a concept made up after the samurai ceased to exist.
Partially agreed.
However, it is also true that samurais actually fought with swords in the battlefield.
↓Sorry for my long sentence in advance.
1. Qi Jiguang's "Ji Xiao Xin Shu: A Commentary on Long Sword" (戚継光, 紀効新書: 長刀解) says,
"We are prepared to guard ourselves from their attack.
Firearm is the effective weapon to kill them from a long distance.
However, they rush into a close range where they can attack and stab us all at once.
We have thus far let them come close to our soldiers very often
while our muketeers are loading another slug.
We are unable to stop their furiousness.
Their swords are light enough to handle easily, and very long.
Meanwhile, our soldiers are too slow in their movements when their enemies come near to them.
Our swords are not so efficient a weapon for the soldiers to cope with the opponents instantly after they throw their muskets away.
Therefore, our troops should be provided with swords in the Japanese way as well."
2. In addition, Joseon military manual "Muyedobotongji"(武芸図譜通志, 무예도보통지) says like this:
"When we face off against the Japanese army, they would make a dash for our troops desperately.
Thus, even though our soldiers wear their swords, and have spears in their hands,
we are defeated before unsheathing the sword, without crossing the spear-head."
3. Qu Da Jun, "Guang-dong Xin-yu", or "A New Glossry of Kwangtung" (屈大均, 広東新語) says,
"When the Japanese move with full force, they look swaying like the wind.
They will always intrude into their enemy lines in a small number of soldiers,
but great number of our troops can not fight them back.
The way the Japanese handle their sword is that they hold the longer sword in one hand
on guard for enemy's attack, and use the shorter one in another hand to deliver a fatal stab."
@@lupimali9504 That is later period stuff though.
Also, by the time firearms existed, the majority of people in Japanese armies were ashigaru, not samurai.
By that point the samurai were only the elite of the army while in earlier periods, they basically were the whole army.
Finally, while swords were used in combat, they were never the primary weapon. They were used only if the primary weapon, which is a polearm, bow or a gun, became unusable.
@@revbladez5773 Always read a few lines on the internet and think threy know something. yabusame was only useful in small bushi fights. The samurai that most Westerners think of, are from Muromachi and Sengoku periods. And most of them were infantry warriors. From the middle of Muromachi, as the size of the battle increases, samurais quickly turn into foot soldiers. Samurai who rode horses were called kiba, and they also dismounted when real close battle begins. The only ones riding horses throughout entire battle were commanders like daimyo, hatamoto. So samurais are first and foremost infantry, foot figters. Contrary to what Westerners had indoctrinated themselves with, the katana was the samurai's 'main' weapon on the battlefield. I can bring more than 20 related historical materials.
@@gatsbyl7216 You saying "Contrary to what Westerners had indoctrinated themselves with, the katana was the samurai's 'main' weapon on the battlefield" really discredits your whole thing.
It is not only a contradiction of facts, it is a contradiction of common sense. A samurai fighting for their lives would use the best weapon possible. And due to their reach advantage, it is polearms, bows and guns.
Do not bother replying. If this is what your "more than 20 related historical materials" say, then all of them are about as truthful as things which seek to prove that the Earth is flat.
@@revbladez5773somehow youtube think my long comment as spam...
have you ever studied history properly? rejecting solid records, only make superficial denials in front of specific facts. This shows you got brainwashed. Japanese war battles at the time typically involve a lot of shooting before hand-to-hand combat, but once close combat takes place, Eastern historians have recorded how they fought, with much more solid than Western historians. I will just give you 3 historical records from the two countries closest to Japan. If you want more, tell me.
1.chinese record, Why do we always lose to the japanese? When swords stick together, we are always much worse than them. This was like a contest between the so-called strongest and the weakest....Moreover, our soldiers lost their courage when they came in dancing and brandishing their long blades. 戚繼光, 紀效新書 16c.
2.chinese record, Katanas are knives made by Japanese veterans, and they are elaborately trained, light and sharp, so swords from other regions do not reach them. The dazzling brilliance of the sword's body terrifies those who see it, and its usage is that it jumps left and right, are hide its intentions in a strange way, so it cannot be measured by manpower. Therefore, our polearms were always defeated by their swords. 程沖斗 『單刀法選』 单刀说.
3.korean record, Their Swordsmanship has a long history... Jumping in and out dozens of times is like a brute beast, always compete with each other. They using the back of the sword in the midst of swinging the sword, strikes the blade, so they are not injured in the end. The technique of skillfully avoiding it and the technique of skillfully bumping into it are clearly state of the art. It can be said that the ingenuity is mysterious, and there is no one who is not a swordmaster, and the accurate like a machine. What they believe in is the long sword and the iron ring, the iron ring pours down like rain, and the swords is like a standing forest. 정탁, 『약포집』8.15.1593
Of course, using long spears to gain a tactical advantage in large-scale battles is a common part of most war histories, but if you study East Asian history, while East Asian battles consistently depict them as fearsome charging swordsmen like some kind of martial race with swords, it seems westerner found their own common sense of what Japanese samurai 'should' be like. Although no one told them to, they started to worship katana and samurai on their own, refuting each other on the Internet, and suddenly they were caught up in the underdog effect, in confirmation bias, as if there were too many superstitions about samurai that they needed to correct. And now they act like they know better than anyone else, even though they cannot even interpret single East Asian history material.
Man, as an westerner, I feel intrigued why there are three writing systems in Japan. In China there is an scaring one, but Japan has three of them 🤯🤯🤯
I practiced Karate for many years. I recognized many Japanese words.
When I hear this words I remember all of them.
When you read about Japanese martial arts we learn all of them.
All the strikes, defenses, attacks, stances are in Japanese.
We almost speak Japanese in the Dojo.
Nowadays, I practice Brazilian Jiu Jitsu. It's not Japanese. Some day I will look for Japanese Jiu Jitsu.
goguryeo 高句丽 was first established in the area from yalu river basin 鸭绿江流域 to hunjiang basin
浑江流域 in which benxi manchu autonomous county 满族自治県 is located now.
thus, its original territory was OUTSIDE the korean peninsula.
subsequently, goguryeo expanded their territory towards south, to northern part of the korean
peninsula.
and then, a part of these ppl newly founded paekche 百济 in southwest of the peninsula.
in this way, both goguryeo and paekche had begun with no relation to the indigenous ppl
who had inhabited the korean peninsula before then.
eventually, the tang dynasty 唐 destroyed goguryeo, and paekche was ruined by tang-shilla
allied armies 唐罗联军. then, shilla unified the korean peninsula submitting to the tang dynasty.
shilla ppl originated from yemaek tribes 濊貊族, which was another lineage of buyeo tribes 夫余族.
afterwards, ppl having lived in far north regions (including ev*nki tribes 鄂温克族) moved to
unified shilla, and had mixed blood with shilla ppl.
these ppl are the ancestors of present day koreans.
That’s right. The first capital city of Goguryeo is located in current Chinese southern Manchuria area, and current Korean people are from all of the three kingdoms(Shilla, Baekje, Goguryeo) of Korean peninsula and Southern Manchurian area. After the unification of the three kingdoms, about 1000years have passed under a single kingdom called Goryeo and Joseon, and now those people are completely unified as a single Korean race. (Although korea is a highly homogenous society now, the origin of the korean race used to be diverse)
Koreans are an ethnic group that originated near Liaohe and lived in Manchuria. Just because Korea's current territory is the Korean Peninsula, it does not mean that people only lived on the Korean Peninsula.
Before the establishment of Goguryeo, there were three Korean countries on the Korean Peninsula called Samhan. Samhan (or Three Han), is the collective name of the Byeonhan, Jinhan, and Mahan. Later, Samhan evolved into Baekje and Silla. But South Koreans regard Goguryeo established by the foreign Buyeo people in the north beyond Samhan, as the kingdom of their ancestors. In fact, it was the Goguryeo who later invaded Baekje and Silla. In 668, China's Tang Empire united with Silla, completely destroyed Goguryeo. In 669, Tang Empire occupied the main territory of Goguryeo and forcibly moved the young adults of Goguryeo to the Tang territory, only leaving old and weak inhabitants in the original land. - Goguryeo was only a neighbor of the Samhan, Goguryeo initially established on the territory of China‘s Commanderies of Han; Goguryeo was a country established by foreigners; After the demise of Goguryeo, the main citizens of Goguryeo were integrated into the Tang Empire, and the main territory was occupied by the Tang. - If S.k can claim that Goguryeo, who once invaded their true ancestors, belongs to S.K, then I suggest that the S.K also claim that Japan, who once invaded them, belongs to S.K.
@@oldkingchuan9799 I do not want to criticize or blame you because I know what kind of education you received from the Chinese Communist Party dictatorship.
Unfortunately, the historical records of China and Korea both state that Baekje came from Goguryeo.
And it has been only about 40 years since China claimed Goguryeo as Chinese history.
Silla cannot be said to be the ancestors of Koreans because Goguryeo was destroyed and Balhae, Goguryeo's successor, was founded, and Balhae and Silla existed at the same time. Goryeo, where Balhae and Silla were unified, is the true ancestors of Koreans.
China is basically Ancient Greece and Rome combined, in the east.
which China? China only started in 1949, before this Republic of China in 1911.
@@ytn00b3The same could be asked for "which Greece?" You knew exactly what he meant, smartass.
@@ytn00b3 你tm够闲的啊
Not china , Xia population
@@ytn00b3 China, ROC, RPC are just names, when we refer to China we talk about the Chinese people(Han and their culture). And yeah, China and India are like Greece and Rome of the East.
Love from guwahati
Theres like 5 references to the legend of zelda in the Japanese section
What South Korea Doesn't Want to See (Janggubong Ancient Tomb)
There is a Janggubong Ancient Tomb in Haenam, Jeollanam-do, South Korea.
It is the largest ancient tomb on the Korean Peninsula.
Excavations were conducted here from October 2020 to February 2021. Investigations were conducted in the outer tomb and inside the stone chamber.
South Korean archaeologists are said to have been deeply shocked by this survey. "This is going to be bad..."
Because it was made and had the same impression as KOFUN ("ancient grave", megalithic tombs or Tumulus) in Kyushu, Japan.
The Janggubong Ancient Tomb is a keyhole-shaped burial mound estimated to have been built in the 6th century.
On the other hand, keyhole-shaped burial mounds called Kofun appeared in Japan in the 3rd century, 300 years ago.
Looking at it this way, the keyhole-shaped burial mounds (Kofun) should have originated in Japan and spread to the Korean Peninsula.
That means that the southernmost Janggubong Ancient Tomb in South Korea may be the tomb of a Japanese ruler.
Among Japanese intellectuals, there are those who preach the Mimana Nihonfu theory that ``Japan ruled the southern part of the Korean Peninsula from the 4th to 6th centuries.''
(Mimana Nihonfu; or Yamato no Mikotomochi is the governing institution of Japan which is said to have been located in Mimana in the southern area of the Korean Peninsula in ancient times.)
This finding supports that theory.
Archaeologists in South Korea stopped excavating the Janggubong Burial Mound halfway through and closed it again.
The ostensible reason was "because of Covid-19."
In Japan, "Put a lid on something that stinks." (same meaning as ``Sweep the trouble under the carpet.''), but it probably refers to this kind of time.
The more Korean archaeologists look into this South Korean Kofun, the more evidence they may come up with that it is an ancient Japanese tomb. This must be unbearable for Koreans.
Once it is established that this is an ancient Japanese tomb, one must admit that the southern part of the Korean peninsula was part of Japan in the 4th to 6th centuries.
Such a thing is absolutely disgusting for South Koreans.
A professor of history at Seoul National University said, "We need to carefully determine whether the people buried in the Janggubong Ancient Tomb are Koreans or Japanese."
If you stop the excavation in the middle, you can leave room for saying, "That place might be a Korean tomb."
In South Korea, people have been taught that "In ancient times, Korea was more advanced in culture and technology than Japan. Koreans cannot be ruled by the Japanese, who were behind in everything!" .
Janggubong Ancient Tomb has the power to blow away such Korean teachings.
For South Koreans, the inside of an ancient burial mound is truly "something that must not be seen."
South Korean government officials and social activists have often said, ``Japan has not reflected on its past. However, South Korea seems to be reluctant to learn true history.
The excavation of the Janggubong Ancient Tomb did not involve media from South Korea.
For South Korea, it will be troublesome if something bad is found and reported.
The commonly accepted view in the USA along with several European countries is,
Japan governed (or dominated) the southern part of the Korean peninsula in ancient times.
For instance,:
"Baekje was located in the south western area of the Korean peninsula, and its history is supposed
to be included in Japan's national history on the whole."
(Barron's SAT Subject Test: World History, 3rd Ed., December 1, 2020)
Likewise, according to Barron's another text "AP: Human Geography Premium,"
"It was in the 4th century that ancient Japan established the first foothold in the continental
region of China. Thenceforth, Japan had held a ruling position in the Korean Peninsula
for 300 years. However, Japan lost fight for ruling of the peninsula to Tang dynasty."
(Barron's AP: Human Geography Premium, August 4, 2020)
Accordingly, even if the Koreans try to hide the truth of the ancient tombs, in their land,
it is nothing but a useless struggle.
@@lupimali9504👍！
Yep the 임나일본부설 任那日本府 that Koreans oops Koreans don’t exist South Koreans & North Koreans they never admit.
日本统治朝鲜南部，中国统治朝鲜北部，韩国人鼓吹的历史都是假的，他们的一切都来自中国和日本，所以病态到近乎法西斯。
@@lupimali9504cmon dude. That theory is denied both by Korean and Japanese scholars.😅 You know Beakje gave a seven edged sword to Japan King and wrote "This is appropriate to give to a servant king." Who invaded who??😂
Thank you for your video.
A couple of years ago, when I tried to explain to one Westerner that Japan learned a lot from China in the past, including the Japanese characters, building styles, and some of culture…
At the time, that man even thought I was lying, because he thinks China is poor. It’s impossible for Japan to learn anything from China, even in the past.
As long as getting to know the Asian history, it’s quite easy to understand how strongly influential Chinese culture was in the past.
As I have learned as in the Khmer Empire era…the past historical civilization does not dictate the future civilization; and the present civilization does not dictate future civilization. Empires and civilizations fall and rise in their own time!!
He's just a typical ignorant weeb
Lol at some point the Japanese even preserved Han Chinese culture better than in China.
China and India are the Greece and Rome of Asia.
China has no real history. Some Chinese land is not real Chinese territory. China has to return that land. Just 666 change real history and make China more bigger. Main Chinese ppl only has slave history.
Am i the only one who noticed him spraying some Zelda titles in here and there?
Whoever wrote the script for this video is a greasy Legend of Zelda player.
The culture of China is an amalgamation of many smaller cultures in history. If you are culturally savvy and interested in learning, you will also find that most of the great empires that once existed spanned many territories, most of which are influenced by subdued cultures, not vice versa. Rome was influenced by Greece, Mongolia was influenced by China, and Britain was influenced by India. I mean, the real culture of an empire is not pure (so to speak, adulterated).
Going back to China, there have been countless times in history that the Han empire (mainly Chinese) was invaded by other empires from the north or northeast, or during civil wars (ethnic not must be Han people). But unlike conquering a small country, they would bring their wealth or slaves back to the capital, burning the remnants of the culture they conquered (such as the Dali kingdom in Yunnan or the Tibetan empire in Tibet ), most of these peoples claim to be kings and have capitals somewhere in the 'central plain'. These empires were very large with a population of up to tens of millions of people - contains many ethnic groups forced to assimilate, with a highly organized and tight social system, the kings here all considered themselves masters of the vast land, so most of the documents or relics remain intact without being destroyed. That is why it is possible to see the history of China from a great distance, or Japan (located on an isolated island) rather than Korea or Vietnam.To elaborate on this, after thinking about it, you may also realize that this is also how empires are recognized as creators of one or the other (while in fact they have beaten steal or rob these seemingly useful inventions from newly occupied territories - and change the history in the history books the way they want to be told). And so a large part of history is buried forever.
you're goddamn right )
Wdym or Japan. Japan went through alot of covil wars but unlike Chinas region Japan was under the Emperor. Japan was Japan from day 1 Chinese(China Korea inner Mongolia Tybet Uygur) wasn’t. This gets mixed up because ppl call Chinas regions history as Chinese history cause it’s not formed solely under Chinese. China was ruled so many times by non native Chinese.
@@Bottomgforlife Yeah,( Vietnam has a period similar to the shogunate in Japan but shorter, the Trinh-Nguyen civil War ), i mean, Vietnam has a similar climate to the southern part of China - where there used to be a lot of countries but all were annexed by China (and unlike Korea - hindered by the Jurchens - where the climate is colder and farther from China - is located on the Korean peninsula and if there is any conflict, they just need to withdraw their troops to the south). The ancestors of the Vietnamese people were very brave in order to be able to gain independence from China (despite failure a few times) the Vietnamese should feel proud of their own history, and don't compare yourself to anyone else.
@@whoknowsnotme. Yes indeed Vietnamese are brave they’ve shown that in multiple war.
？such a stupid thinking
Why you didnt even mention the ancient tale of the Viet of lac long quan and au co they got together and gave birth to 100child ? That story is important for the Viet , that also give the clue and links to the word baiyue (100 viet) .
15th century fabrication from Chinese classics
This is history, not a fairy tale
@@crayon3041 bruh the video literally talk about Japanese root is from the sun god. Also Korean is about tiger and bear so what is your point? You said those are real event? 😏 Vietnamese has their story of their origin too buddy , it's something that been past down generation to generation. It's a tell tale of the Viet
@@crayon3041 it's real, the evidence of places, people, monuments is still there, not just stories
it's real, the evidence of places, people, monuments is still there, not just stories
Can making an video about sassanids empire?
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Was there a lot of Zelda references here? There had to be lol
Although Vietnam is similar to the other East Asian countries due the heavy influence of Confucianism in the culture but modern Vietnam also has many influences from the West due to the French. Colonialism, a thorn in the Vietnamese history that VN fought with blood to oust, but one must admit that the modern Vietnamese culture also have many western influences, from its writing, educational system, food, architecture…etc.
@@anonymoustargetindividual Hai Ba Trung was not Chinese Han as Han was defined much later. Even if she was Han, Vietnamese would not care because she was fighting for Vietnamese independence and we are always grateful for it. If China wants a good relationship with Vietnam, all you need to do is to respect our sovereignty and treat us as a friend. Do you know how many times China has messed up with Vietnam in the past? China captured Paracel islands in 1974 while North and South Vietnam were fighting. China attacked Vietnam and captured some Spratly islands in 1988 after the fall of Soviet union. China was the one behind Khmer Rogue when they attacked Vietnam's border from 1976-1978. China did it to isolate Vietnam so that they could have more opportunities for economic development. That's why China still does not have true friends except Pakistan, Cambodia and North Korea.
@@anonymoustargetindividual If Hai Bà Trưng were Chinese Han, why did they fight for Vietnam's independence? I'm curious what kind of source you got such information from, but it's completely wrong. Vietnam itself is an independent country. Although the neighbourhood may have had an influence on our traditional culture, we still have our own traditions and customs. Next time, please do a careful research before talking about the history of a certain country. When I say "research," I mean information that has been obtained from reliable, official sources, not information that has been manufactured or misrepresented.
@@anonymoustargetindividualtất.cả nền văn minh trên thế giới.này đều bắt nguồn từ người Hán, thế được chưa? Mắt 1 mí bé tẹo nhìn đã ngán, mắt người Việt 2 mí đẹp và to, hiểu chưa?
Not that big influence. China, Japan and South Korea were more influenced by Western culture than Vietnam are, I can mention many that Vietnam keep but China, Japan and South Korea abolished.
@@IvanNguyen-ky6nn I mean China contributed the most in WW2 and the entire south China sea was granted to China. If you want those islands back fight for it.
I HAVE A BIG QUESTION 🙋
- why the person who made this video, he spent 65% of total time of the video on Japan, the remaining 35% shares for Korea and Vietnam????
Donate for him
This is because the history of countries other than Japan is poor. Do you think you deserve Japan?
@@user-lf6yh8jw2zpoor 😅 omg ignorance is bliss
@@user-lf6yh8jw2z
Vietnam today represent: country that beat the US, Ao Dai (2000 years history), cuisine (North, Central, South inspired from East Asia culture and West because of the invasion)
China : The Great Wall, one of the first civilization country in the world, Fobbiden City
Japan : Jav, Ramen and Anime, beside that no one cares about the history of the country 😅
@@user-lf6yh8jw2zVietnam existed before Japan for 1000 years, go search Hung King dynasty - Hong Bang
They are all secondary civilizations
That's wild I didnt know Japan was Jomon til as recently as 300 BC and had been there for 14k years. Rome was founded in 700 something BC.
일본의 역사는 기원전 300년이 아니다. 서기 300년경부터 시작된다.
And Vietnam history started from 2868 BC - Dong Son culture
Length: Japan 50%, Korea 27%, Vietnam 23%. Could you make evenly portion?
No shut up
Japan kingdom was longer period duh...i'm Vietnamese and these are accurate.
@@WIN3K322 no, hes just a japanese fanboy lol
@@WIN3K322 shut up
@@WIN3K322how brain dead do you have to be to say that after watching this video? Lol
Great documentary - unfortunately for me the soundtrack is quite intrusive and quite often is competing with the narrator - perhaps you might consider dialing the volume down to a back ground level like 10% of the narrators voice rather than the current (at times) approximately 80%)
Yush
30:54 Are you sure you put in the map that China claims without any verification? The Chinese Han Dynasty area on the Korean Peninsula is a place where no archaeological excavation has taken place at all. How can you attach an unverified map when there is a DMZ, a demarcation line, within the territory, not to mention North Korea? Please refrain from using unverified maps.
chill... people make mistakes
As a korean this video is full of wrong information. Plz skip it
How many LoZ references you got in there my boy lol
Bro wrong there sword.was not what they are known for it would be bow and arrow and mount archery as well lance or big club the sword only becomes that later into Tokugawa time when sword was called on left side so no fight would break out and foreigners see samurai for only there katana
Indeed, China still the only the great ancient civilization still continues and keeps reforming with it’s rooted culture
China has no history 1949~😂😂😂
@@Bottomgforlife共产主义令中国进化，这也是你为什么被灌输错误思想的原因。事实胜于雄辩，二十年后检验这段话吧。
중국인이 중국을 통치한 것은, 한나라, 수나라, 당나라, 현재의 중국 공산당뿐임. 그외 모든 시대에 중국인은 이민족의 지배를 받아왔다.
@@Bottomgforlife if that's the case then south korea/north korea(split into 2 countries in 1953 , was a japanese colony prior) or vietnam(was called Annam before it became communist in 1945) all has no histories too..
@@Bottomgforlife still the longest and greatest civilization out of these 4 🤷♀
You didn’t mention the Goguryeo - Sui China war. And Mongols actually failed conquered korea at the end and signed peace treaty instead because Korean resistance were strong and mongols were busy conquering other reigns and the civil wars.
He didn't mention wei vs goguryo.
The wei kicked goguryos ass
@@dearcoolz doesn’t chinese have like 5000 yrs of slave history? It’s just that everytime when outsiders conquered Chinese they became chinese themselves because of ridiculous huge Chinese populations.
@@baekdumountaintiger5701 it's not just the population,it's about the Chinese culture that so many ancient kingdoms admired and emulated. Joseon derived much of it's cultures from the ming and Japan models it self on the tang dynasty of china.
I mean there is a reason why china, not Korea is considered the one of the 4 cradles of civilisation on earth.
@@baekdumountaintiger5701 Do you know why? Because these so-called outsiders who conquered China were originally influenced by Chinese civilization. The second point is that there are many Han Chinese in these so-called foreign regimes. When the Qing Dynasty entered the pass, it was the Ming Dynasty that surrendered to the Qing Dynasty's army and destroyed the Ming Dynasty. It was Wu Sangui who went to Burma and killed the last emperor of the Ming Dynasty.So in fact, Chinese civilization has long surpassed the state form.
In contrast, the so-called South Korea is nothing more than learning from China in the past and now learning from Anglo-Saxon. It's ridiculous to use some fake history or one-sided explanation all day long to show that I was strong and brilliant in the past
Mongol conquered goguryeo
Next history of Laos Thailand Taiwan 🇱🇦 🇹🇭 🇹🇼
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Medieval is a historical term that only applies to Europe and is not interchangible with any other continent.
It accurately reflects the time period from a Eurocentric frame, though
Tôi đến từ Mân Việt của 🇻🇳
Did I hear more than one reference to The Legend of Zelda?
Tears of the kingdom.
Link to the past.
Wind waker.
Breath of the wild.
Ganon?
WTF?
39:36 great video but that depiction of our king is intentional dirty propaganda, please do research more about "Văn Lang" kingdom and "Đông Sơn" civilization, look up on google using keywords related to "archaeology" and see for yourself. "Trang phục thời Hùng Vương", aka "Clothes in Hung King era" should be a great start.
Do your own shit and stop complaining, your history is racist and fictional
Chinese bots crying using VPN cuz they have little to none history dating back to 1949
true 😂
Kublai Khan declared Dai Viet, a forbidding land.
Why do you keep naming Zelda games?!!!
U got paid by Japan on this project
trying to learn Japanese history is very boring until you get to the sengoku era. But that’s just me maybe other people feel the same as me
@@solocanaanite4655I think Genpei war is interesting too.
Ok 👍
Japan = baekje
@@user-cx7zc5br8e Least delusional korean comment:
Japanese preserved their architectures so well that by comparison it is shameful for China to have destroyed so much ancient things during the cultural revolution, gone forever.
中国文物损坏最多的时期，是八国联军入侵和日本入侵时，这也是真实历史的一部分，欢迎你来北京参观中国最大的皇家园林遗址圆明园，或者去欧美国家和日本参观那些从中国建筑雕塑上切割下来的碎块
被西方日本毁坏的建筑 还有被抢的文物 你这🤡是一个都不敢提啊
The Japanese preserved their Chinese architecture you mean? Lol And yeah, a lot of ancient stuff was destroyed during the Cultural Revolution but even more stuff was destroyed by Western colonialists.
At least something survived
hahahahaha almost every japanese architecture were rebuilt. Those things you see now are like 70 years old only. They are not comparable to Chinese architecture.
We have a fictional version of ancient Japan history relate to genesis cater to modern Japan - in this video.
A traceable version is this was a mission related migration of Chinese to Japan during the late Qin Dynasty. Fooled (conspired) by his medical advisor for an rare plant can only find in Japan eaten for immortal, the aging emperor gave an order to get it for himself but no one was certain where and how long it takes to locate it. Fearing the search party may consume it before the emperor chosen that teenagers careless of immortal were given the search assignment. There was a problem. Parent didn’t want to give their beloved child on a mission unsure of returning began to hide their kids. To fit the quota, teenager look alike adults were recruited instead. You can tell by now the mission was a failed one.
Consequently, those ancient Chinese short adult prevailed to be the middle and upper class of Japan today.
완벽한 거짓말
Xưa kia chỉ có từ người Việt. Thời Lê Lợi có từ "người kinh" ở kinh thành,đô thị." Người thượng" ở trên núi. "Người trại" ở nông thôn.trước thời Lê chỉ có "người Việt". 😊❤😊
30:55 This map is wrong. Han dynasty never reached until central part of Korean peninsula. Present seoul capital area was ruled by Mahan confederacy not Han china.
Then why are your ancient written records in Chinese characters
@@user-en5kn7gy3r Are you a dumb? Were Japanese ever ruled by Chinese? Your logic would be 'yes'
@@user-en5kn7gy3r한국어의 문법은 왜 중국어와 다릅니까?
@@user-qn3ew9kz7m 但是你们没有文化和文字，只能通过学习汉人的文字，而且历史上最早记载韩国的内容也是汉人所写的。
汉朝时期汉四郡统治半岛北部时期，半岛南部还没有什么文明，三韩正是汉朝时期的中国人第一次发现的。
@n5kn7gy3r what does that have to do with anything? Only the nobility were able to write in Chinese. Similar to how the educated Chinese study and write in English today for research studies etc. They have to learn english if they want to keep up with our scientific community. Same thing back then, the Koreans themselves didn't have a writing system so they simply adopted the Chinese characters later on. The rest of the Korean people weren't able to write or speak Chinese nor did it suit their language. That is why Hangul was created, it was created for the peasants so that they can get educated.
In Korea, there is a popular theory that Koreans created the universe. It is true. Therefore, China, the U.S., and Japan all originated in Korea.
As a korean, wtf are you talking about ???
How is it true?
Korea's inferiority complex stems from the fact that Korea was a colony or vassal state of China, Japan, Mongolia, and Manchuria, and has always been an inferior nation. They never had grand empires, civilizations, or cultural achievements and were always ignored compared to China and Japan. Korean nationalists are the Asian equivalent of black conspirators, claiming that everything that comes from China or Japan actually belongs to Korea.
How many Zelda titles is he sneaking into this script 😂
buy the way, are you sure this script isn't being read by an AI? it feels like I'm hearing a lot static breakups, but that could be my fan right next to the speaker vents.
1:10. . from 2,300 to 1,700 years ago Koreans with iron and staple agriculture conquered the islands. Mostly men because of quite long distance over the sea. These people are called Yayoi. The aborigines are called Jomon. The conquerers got fused with the aborigines forming the Japanese people. People in Hotkaido and Okinawa have more Jomon genes. People in Kyushiu and Southern Honshu have the highest level of Yayoi genes . This is called 'the dual DNA strucure of the Japanese'.
The closest gene types with Jomons are Austrailian aborigines and the Anderman people.
Korean and Japanese languages are isolates. Japanese is the largest and Korean is the second largest. An isolate is a language with no kins.
The two language have the identical syntax (grammer) but phonics and basic words are totally different. This phenomena happens when male strangers conquer the the aborigines and marry the local females. .childetn speaks mother's tongue with father's grammer. .
The ancient Japanese 東瀛人/倭人claimed to be Chinese. They were proud of the Han family. They called the Japan > "China" at the time. These were clearly written in historical records.
They are written in the clothes of the Han nationality. They say Chinese language (Han dialect) and use classical Chinese characters 文言文.
The letter from 卑彌呼 Himiko to the Chinese Emperor is a classical Chinese character文言文. And the pronunciation of the Han nationality (EX: 王). She can speak Chinese (Han dialect). She was registered by the Chinese emperor as a Chinese official. Chinese official position.
They have been in depth with the Chinese royal family for a long time. The economy of 邪馬台國YamataI, is supported by the Chinese royal and the official support. Therefore, it is powerful to fight those indigenous people (today Japanese ancestors).
Today Japanese experts have proved that "the ancient Japanese 東瀛人 /倭人 in the historical book" came from ancient China (especially before the 13th century). They were called "渡來人Toraijin" means that the people who came to the sea .
I remember you doing this to the Koreans.
Stop spreading baseless propaganda you Wumao.
You have 0 evidence, 0 logic and 0 sense.
You put Chinese people to shame.
@@Kolossoni
Not really.
According to recent DNA research, "Yayoi people had a distinct genetic trait of people in Northeast Asia, especially, lower current area of the Liaohe River (遼河), or Jiangnan (江南) near the Yangtze River Delta (揚子江)."
Hence, it may be said that these Yayoi people from the mainland China had "continental roots."
Researchers observe that some of these Yayoi people had mixed blood with indigenous habitants, namely, Jomon people.
Further, recent DNA research shows that "the ancestors of Jomon people (縄文人) themselves had diverged from the common ancestors of Han people (漢人) who inhabited the Chinese mainland 18 thousand to 38 thousand years ago."
Thus, other than immigrants from the Southern or Central Korean Peninsula, various ethnic groups from different regions of Asia, including Southeast Asia, migrated to the Japanese archipelago.
In conclusion, there were diverse "Yayoi men" those days.
@@lupimali9504 Yayoi people coming from the continent doesn't mean Japanese people were "Chinese".
You're talking about completely two different things here.
"claimed to be Chinese."
"were proud of the Han family."
"They called the Japan > "China" at the time."
"They say Chinese language"
Wow Chinese people have fragile egos. You claim everything around China by making stuff up. Are you that insecure about your own culture that you have to steal others?
Keep your MADE IN CHINA and be proud of it lol
@@GHASTLY-HORROR
It was the ancestors of Koreans that were eager to become "Chinese-like" by all means.
Koreans were always longing for being like the Chinese in every aspect.
Brian R. Myers states like this:
"The national identities of literate Koreans and Chinese were mutually indistinguishable.
Believing their civilization to have been founded by a Chinese sage in China's image,
educated Koreans subscribed to a Confucian worldview that posited their country in a
position of permanent subservience to the Middle Kingdom.
Even when Korea isolated itself from the mainland in the seventeenth century, it did so in
the conviction that it was guarding Chinese tradition better than the Chinese themselves."
(cited from "The Cleanest Race," 2010, pp.25-6)